Authored by Naveen Athrappully via The Epoch Times, The National Guard has exceeded its recruiting goals for fiscal year 2025, the Department of War (DOW), formerly the Department of Defense, said in a Sept. 24 statement. “Since November 2024, the War Department has achieved its strongest recruiting performance in 30 years, with fiscal year-to-date accessions […]

In news that could be an obvious tailwind for domestic semi names, not the least of which Intel, Taiwan Semiconductor and Micron come to mind, the Trump administration is considering a plan to curb U.S. dependence on foreign-made semiconductors by requiring chipmakers to balance domestic output with imports, according to the Wall Street Journal overnight. Companies […]

The FBI deployed nearly 300 plainclothes agents to the US Capitol during the Jan. 6, 2021 riot, in an effort that became so chaotic it caused an internal schism within the agency that led many rank-and-file at the bureau that core competencies had been lost to “wokeness,” and that employees had become “pawns in a political war,” […]

Authored by Natalia Katona via OilPrice.com, The world’s largest oil discovery of 2022, Namibia’s ultra-deepwater Venus remains one of the world’s most technologically complex prospects. Namibia’s demand that TotalEnergies supplies Venus’ gas output onshore complicates project economics. TotalEnergies has already adjusted its production profile to reflect Namibian realities. TotalEnergies’ Venus project in Namibia’s Orange Basin […]

The United Nations was established in 1945, from the ashes of World War II, with an ambitious mandate to prevent future global conflicts. The U.N. Charter outlined its primary goal “to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war,” but what began as a collective security arrangement among 51 founding nations gradually evolved into a […]